Word: publishes
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Please, furthermore, publish my statement based upon authentic and reliable information that neither there exists such secret agreement between China and Russia as was referred to in the foregoing article, nor has Russian financial aid ever been accepted by General Chiang Kaishek...
...Prince von Starhemberg, the actual, 24-page list of those whom Phönix-Wien had reached with cash euphemistically described as ''loans" "stock sales" and "insurance policies." This lifesaver, which he had been handed by a high Phönix-Wien official, Chancellor Schuschnigg proceeded to publish...
Under the title "Labor of Love," TIME of the April 13 issue refers to Simon and Schuster's "assertation that music publishing is for them ... a labor of love." Neither this nor the other Mr. S. has ever asserted that Essandess publish music as a labor of love. When we published the Schnabel edition of the Beethoven Sonatas in November I bet our sales-manager we'd break even on the venture within 14 months, and at lunch today volunteered to increase that bet. The Godowsky piano arrangements were published in "the same...
...interim earnings reports on a twelve-month basis instead of in the usual quarterly or half-year form. In the past this form of report has been widely used by utilities but rarely by industrials. Two conspicuous exceptions have been Continental Can and Owens Illinois Glass, both of which publish earnings every three months covering operations for the preceding twelve months. Chief advantage is that it automatically irons out any seasonal factors in a company's business, each report taking in a full year of earnings. Analysts and accountants regard a series of twelve-month reports as a better...
...still rallies around one man and its methods are still highly unorthodox. For some reason, the Old World has so far been kinder than the New to the cultists of the Oxford Group. On the heels of the Ollerup meeting, a European author with a respectable following will publish next week the Group's first big literary apologia. Having tried smart fiction (Evensong), pacifism (Cry Havoc!) and horticulture (Down The Garden Path), elegant British Author Beverley Nichols has turned to the Oxford Group. "All I want," says he in his forthcoming The Fool Hath Said...